sooty grouse
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of sooty grouse
First recorded in 1880–85
Example Sentences
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Bald eagles, marmots, black oystercatchers and sooty grouse are among the denizens.
From Washington Post
It also included a 2014 Watch List of the 233 U.S. bird species most in danger of extinction and in need of immediate conservation help, including the White-rumped Swiftlet, California Gnatcatcher, Bristle-thighed Curlew and Sooty Grouse.
From Reuters
The sooty grouse, commonly called blue grouse by the sportsmen of California, are reasonably plentiful in the Sierras from the Yosemite north into Oregon, where they are quite plentiful, and from there through Washington into Alaska.
From Project Gutenberg
Its food generally is about the same as the sooty grouse and in about the same percentages.
From Project Gutenberg
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